A world-class Musician Clarence Clemons Suffered a Stroke

A world-class musician Clarence Clemons is now reportedly suffered a stroke. He was a saxophonist who often was called the Big Man from the E Street Band, Bruce Springsteen. His stage action should be interrupted temporarily because of the stroke.

He suffered from various illnesses over the past few years. He underwent knee surgery twice and even he never had a gig with a wheelchair.

Clarence itself is a world music legend who has played saxophone for the E Street Band since 1972. Clarence itself is an important one for Bruce Springsteen’s career, where his collaboration in Bruce’s first debut album, Greetings From Asbury Park, NJ became a milestone in the success of Bruce Springsteen E Street Band and the legendary rock music world. On this album, the song “Blinded by the Light” became the first song Bruce, who finished top of the charts the American Billboard Hot 100, where the solo tenor saxophone of Clarence is very famous and in 2003, Rolling Stone magazine placed the album at number 379 album kind all time. In addition to the Greetings From Asbury Park, NJ, Clarence also collaborate to make another 20 albums Bruce Springsteen.

In addition to being a part of the E Street Band, Clarence also pioneered a solo career. Logged Clarence had collaborated with several other artists like Lady Gaga, Jackson Browne and Ringo Starr. Clarence own last appearance was his collaboration with Lady Gaga bring 2 songs live on American Idol last month, which was taken from his new album Lady Gaga Born This Way. For Lady Gaga itself, Clarence became an important figure, because Lady Gaga grown and influenced by the style of music Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band where Clarence is in it.

Besides being a musician, Clarence is also known in the acting world. Clarence appeared in several films such as New York, New York “and” Bill & Ted’s Excellent Adventure and television film of The Wire and The Simpsons. From this human family Clarence earned the nickname The Great “The Big Man”.

Before the stroke, Clarence himself had problems with his health since the tour of Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band in 2009, where Clarence had to undergo knee surgery. But, as quoted by Rolling Stone, Clarence keep the spirit to continue with its responsibilities, “As long as my mouth, hands and brain still work I’ll be out there doing it.”

Although Clarence Clemons is now reportedly suffered a stroke, but reportedly also Clarence Clemons health is getting better. Last month, Clarence gig with Lady Gaga in the final season of “American Idol.” Hopefully, he quickly recovered from a stroke, so he could look back to normal on his stage performance.